Presented by Olé Cocktail Co.
📍 ENTER FROM 4TH & Ontario ST, Mount Pleasant
🗓️ Saturday, August 1, 2026 | 4:00–11:30pm
🎟️ Ticketed / 19+
Public Disco's Pride Block Party is back in Mount Pleasant. Art-filled laneways, steel-framed canopies, and dance floors packed with friends. Part of Vancouver Pride 2026.
The event is curated by Jesse Walker and DJ dood, bringing together fresh talent and seasoned selectors across disco, house, and techno. The new Street Stage features local crew TeXture, spotlighting Vancouver's queer underground sounds. Together, they make for one of Vancouver's most distinct Pride celebrations.
This is one of two ticketed 19+ events in our 2026 Summer Block Party series presented by Olé Cocktail Co. Capacity is limited. This event has sold out two years running.
$2 from every ticket supports Vancouver Pride Societies Bursary Program supporting Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour initiatives by providing funds to community organizations that serve equity-deserving identities in the 2SLGBTQAI+ community.
ARTISTS
Colored Craig
LOS ANGELES, CA
CarrieOnDisco
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
OVERLAND
VANCOUVER, BC
Curation
Jesse Walker and DJ dood
Jesse Walker and DJ Dood ARE guiding the energy of the night across both stages. THEIR CURATION bringS together a mix of local strong holds and established international selectors who know how to tell a story while getting a dance floor moving.
For Pride, the programming journeys through multiple genres across two stages. The Main Stage builds a steady arc through uplifting disco, house and techno, while the Street Stage, led by TeXture, centres Vancouver’s queer underground with sets that move between high energy Twists and left-field turns.
The approach is expansive while considered, with space for contrast, release, and connection throughout the night.
A Street Stage takeover by Texture, bringing their distinct approach to Vancouver’s queer underground into the open.
TEXTURE IS a party, collective and culmination of ideas by Vancouver nightlife tastemakers Educación Física, Fisher Bryce, and Jiggity Jeff. teXture was inspired by a desire to bring an intentional musical experience to Vancouver's Queer Community.
At home, the crew curates a night of acid house, liquid, and trance, highlighting a consistent narrative from the nineties to now. Rooted in the ethos of underground culture, their party is less about headliners and more about a cohesive night of collaboration, dance, and keeping those pesky phones tucked away.
Embrace the vibe.
THE VENUE
A full street takeover of WEST 3rd and Ontario, where Mount Pleasant’s industrial edges and laneways open into a dense, open-air dance floor. Steel structures, murals, and surrounding buildings frame the space, with two stages built directly into the neighbourhood fabric.
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Public Disco 10-Year Merch Collection on sale at the Public Disco Pop-Up Shop
Food Market featuring Mimi's Foccacua, Los Elotes, Taco Tigre, Mom's Grilled Cheese, Meet 2 Eat
Main Bar Presented by Olé Cocktail Co. & 604 Now
Dinosour Bar Presented by Phillips Brewing
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Presented by Evo Car Share
Ticketed & 19+
Park your Evo for free at city meters, residents-only, and permit-only spots within the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood
Bike & scooter share within a 1-minute walk
No outside alcohol permitted, bag checks on entry
Free water on site, empty water bottles allowed
Re-entry may be limited to manage capacity
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Looking for accessible pricing? Reach out to us at hello@publicdisco.ca
Located on flat concrete & asphalt, no stairs on site.
Wheelchair accessible washroom available
Lower stimulation zones with less or no music
Picnic tables for seating & umbrellas for shade
Mobi station nearby & ample street parking available
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Public Disco is committed to creating a safer, inclusive dance floor for everyone.
Respect personal space. Look out for one another.
Harassment, discrimination, or violence will not be tolerated.
Harm reduction team on site.
Read full Code of Conduct → publicdisco.ca/code-of-conduct
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Public Disco reclaims public space for dance music, creating inclusive environments where people gather and connect. Rooted in the underground culture that shaped house and disco, we bring artist-led dance floors into the open, accessible, community-driven, and grounded in place.
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At Public Disco Society, we recognize that our events and gatherings primarily take place on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Additionally, we acknowledge that we are sometimes contracted to host events on Indigenous lands outside of these territories. We honor and respect the Indigenous peoples who have stewarded these lands for generations and continue to do so today.
We acknowledge that the land on which we operate, celebrate, and build community is stolen land. Our events and parties are held in public spaces that have been home to Indigenous Nations long before the arrival of settlers. As team members, it is our responsibility to tread softly on the land and respect it, always leaving the spaces we occupy better than how we found them. We encourage all members of our community to take this acknowledgment to heart, reflect on its significance, and actively engage in respectful and meaningful actions that support Indigenous sovereignty and rights.
Public Disco Society is dedicated to making this acknowledgment a living practice, ensuring that it informs and enriches all our activities and interactions.
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